According to the I.M.F. it has the highest brain drain in the world.
"However, they are the top university with the highest brain drain, by email.
Mr. McCormick sees that lost Rutgers message reflected by New Jersey high school "brain drain" statistics.
Today, politicians and other public figures who until this month were puzzlingly silent about Italy's lack of competitiveness, low productivity, high debt, brain drain and tax evasion, among many other issues, have begun to speak openly.
A chapter on "Palestinian problems" includes a grab bag of issues, including high unemployment, a brain drain, the Israeli settlement expansion policy and the "Judaization" of Jerusalem.
An IMF report in 2006 found Iran had the highest rate of brain drain out of 90 countries studied.
At the country level, the situation is aggravated by the high rate of brain drain.
Supporting Southern students to go to the North for training has been one option, but there are challenges such as high expenses, possible brain drain, learning non-transferable skills and low numbers of students.
Causes of the continuing crisis include multiple contextual factors: a growing, and increasingly complex, disease burden; high levels of brain drain; demotivating working environments; rapid population growth; economic deprivation; poor health infrastructure; and civil and political unrest [ 3- 7].
Zimbabwe where maternal mortality increased between 1994 and 1999 from 283/100 000 to 695/100 000, is facing major challenges in relation to midwifery services, including high attrition rate (brain drain), inadequate midwife tutors, midwifery not seen as a lucrative post graduation career, and no recognition for the profession of midwifery.
